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Ganden Syame Trek |
Ganden situated 45 km East of Lhasa on the
Highway that follows the south bank of the Kyi
Chu to Medro Gongkar. This is one of the most
beautiful sites in central Tibet, which is
considered as an abode of Champa, the future
Buddha. The monastery perched on the ridge
called Gokpo Ri, the site was chosen by Tsong
Lhapa (1357-1419) for his first meditation where
the monastery built later. This is one of the
great monasteries out of six, built by Gelukpa
sect.
This itinerary linking two of the most important
monasteries in Central Tibet crosses the Yatro
Drak range of mountains that divide the Tsangpo
basin from the Lhasa Valley. The trek provides a
superb means of access to Tibet’s first
monastery an institution founded in the 8th
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Itinerary in Details |
Days 01
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Arrival at Lhasa |
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Days 02
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Sightseeing in Lhasa |
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Days 03
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Sightseeing in Lhasa |
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Days 04
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Free day in Lhasa |
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Days 05
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Drive to Ganden |
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Days 06
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Trek to Yama Do |
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Days 07
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Trek to Tsotup Chu Valley |
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Days 08
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Trek to Herder's Camp |
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Days 09
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Trek to Wango |
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Days 10
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Trek to Samye, Drive to Tsedang |
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Days 11
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Explore Yarlung Valley |
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Days 12
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Drive to Gongkar airport and Departure |
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Service Includes :
All
necessary travel / trekking permits
Necessary
surface transportation in Tibet by Land Cruiser
Middle
class accommodation with breakfast apart from
trekking.
Guided
sightseeing tour in Lhasa with all entrance fees
An
English speaking Tibetan guide
Full
board camping during the trek.
Necessary
crew whilst on trek
Transfer
to and form Kathmandu airport.
Service Excludes :
Meals
except breakfast up to day 6 (Xegar)
Nepal
re-entry fee (It is suggested you apply for a
multiple entry visa for Nepal initially).
Any
extra expenses incurred due to unforeseen
circumstances.
Flight
Kathmandu / Lhasa and Airport tax. |
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